Buildings with rent-stabilized apartments near the B35 bus in Flatbush

It means the building is selected under the rent-stabilized regulatory category. Before signing, confirm the specific unit’s status with the leasing office and request the documents they can share for that apartment.

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Not necessarily. This scope includes buildings with eligible rent-stabilized apartments, but individual units can still be unavailable depending on the current lease cycle. Check the current availability shown on each building page.

Ask about the lease term you’re being offered, renewal process, how maintenance requests are handled in practice, and what documents they require. If anything differs from what you were told in search, confirm it in writing.

No. It’s a route-based convenience filter. Use it to shortlist, then confirm your walk time to the nearest stop and your typical commute route to ensure it works for your schedule.

With rent-stabilized units, details still depend on the specific building and lease. Ask how renewals are handled for that unit type and confirm timing expectations before you commit.

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